In Bob We Trust - SCHLOCKTOBER: "THE SHIP OF MONSTERS"
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Happy Halloween! All month, IN BOB WE TRUST will present a treasure-trove of spooky cinematic obscurities - and more!
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"Oh baby, what lovely bulbs you have."
Sweet, I have a new pickup line to try out.
Dear God. I want t see the plot of this film as one of those godawful Japanese dating sims. "Who will be your boyfriend? Plucky Human Rancher? Stern and stately Martian Prince? Troubled but soulful Crasses of the Red Planet? Spooky and enigmatic smooth-talking skeleton?" This would fit amazingly well.
Although it didnt say it on the subtitles, Crasses is a priest... And yes, I want a date simulator about them xD
"Happily and from exhaustion." Well I could think of worse ways to go.
This movie looks like an absolute hoot, and the greatest robot/jukebox love story ever told.
Bender Bending Rodriguez, eat your heart out!
Looks like the origin of the humping robot from Robot Chicken.
He's a jukebox hero, with stars in his eyes!
Bob! Please do more Mexican cinema! This was a delight for your Mexican fans! Hats off to you señor!
Death by Snu-Snu! Classic. You make October fun Bob
"Baby, it'll blow your mind."
now THIS is the kind a cheese I look forward to with Schlocktober.
So did they really kill the guy from the Fire Planet by setting him on fire?
I really need to appreciate the existence of these shlock movies more often.They're a lot more creative than most movies praised by film critics who hate superhero movies.
Well that was sufficiently bat-shit insane. This right here is why I come back to you, Bob. You occasionally dig out some insane bit of film trivia I never knew and am happier for it.
A crazy B-movie in my own language? Hell Yeah!
¡Hey Bob! Antes que nada, que orgullo como mexicano ver una película del cine de oro en esta serie de uno de mis críticos favoritos! Aprecio mucho que hagas el esfuerzo por pronunciar en español y la verdad es que con todo y todo, no está tan mal. Por último dos cosas, una, ojalá incluyas una película con "Samson" en el próximo Shlocktober, y segunda, que curioso que en EUA lo hayan llamado "Samson" cuando su nombre es el Santo! (Claro, que ha pasado al revés también, hasta años muy recientes Bruce Wayne y Dick Grayson eran conocidos como Bruno Díaz y Ricardo Tapia)
Translation:
Hey Bob! First of all, it makes me really proud as a Mexican to see a movie from our Golden Age in this series, by one of my favorite film critics! I really appreciate the effort you did to pronounce in Spanish. And, all things considered, it wasn't half bad. Finally, two things, first, hope you include one of "Samson vs"'s movies in the next Schlocktober, and secondly, it really surprised me he's called "Samson" in the States since his actual name is "El Santo" or "The Saint" in English! (Although it also happens the other way around, until very recently Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson were known as Bruno Diaz and Ricardo Tapia here in Mexico)
Saludos desde Mexico y sigue así!
For what it's worth, I believe the one public-domain TV dub of Santo vs. las Mujeres Vampiro that MST3K had access to was the only El Santo movie that re-named him "Samson" in the U.S. Most other dubs we got here named him properly, and the movies have a pretty strong following stateside :)
moviebob have you seen "El Santo en la Frontera del mal"?
I remember seeing it on blockbuster here in Mexico but never seen it myself.
By the way great review en a Mexican movie, you should do more like this.
P.s
You don't have that bad of a pronunciation
that title sounds familiar , i might have seen it back when i was in puerto rico when i was a kid
Recuerda q ya existía un personaje llamado "The Saint" en EEUU (y Gran Bretaña, q es d dónde origina), así q es posible q al Santo lo cambiaran a un nombre más genérico como "Sampson" o sea "Sansón" para evitarse problemas.
Guernicaman No lo sabía, pero está interesante el dato. Me sorprendió mucho cuando lo escuché, pero luego pensé en lo de Bruno Díaz y varios ejemplos similares y me di cuenta que es algo que simplemente pasa
Now that's a remake I could get behind.
i stubled onto this picture and really enjoyed it. so much diverse stuff in it.
MI QUERIDO AMIGO BOB...As a mexican and a huge B-movie and exploitation cinema geek, all I can say is that you have done the imposible!. You just did in a very accurate and beautifully articulated way something that I haven't been able to do in my entire life even with other fellow mexican cinefiles .. And that is ,explaining what makes a movie like "LA NAVE DE LOS MONSTRUOS" such a fun movie to watch. You're The HOMBRE Bob! (y)
I LOVE Schlocktober!
I know I'm thinking about this too hard, but why did they abduct the skeleton race that has no physical form? Doesn't seem like they'd be very useful for reproduction.
I thought the same exact thing. I guess they're just doing the "shotgun method" kidnap any alien race you come across and settle the breeding thing later.
I sought out this movie per your recommendation. It was really fun, and will definitely be the sort of thing I make my friends watch in the future.
Gracias, Don Roberto! Se aprecia mucho el esfuerzo y la hospitalidad. Viva Beto de Película, carajo!
... okay, this is a gem of a find. thanks for bringing it to your audience XD
This looks hilarious. I'm seriously looking this up. I think I still have a VHS player somewhere
I need to see this movie. OMG.
HOLY FREAKING MOLLY! (gotta keep the comment PG)
As a Mexican, I feel deeply ashamed. I never heard of this movie, the humor of the golden age of mexican cinema is really good (and actually quite accurate to the way people used to speak and still speak in some rural communities to this day) and this movie sounds like a total blast, hope we get more MovieBob feat. Mexico hahaha
BTW: The spanish pronunciation is amazing compared to what I've experienced from some people, of course there's accent and whatever, but the tone is good and the pacing keeps up, NICE JOB
As someone with a real thing about spiders, I really shuddered during that shot of the tarantula leg poking the other monster. And the sounds made by the one with the giant brain are pretty genuinely disturbing. Call it the Dwight Frye effect.
Amazing. I need to see this.
Dude my dad knows this movie and loves Piporro and listens to him to this day! Although I haven't actually seen this particular movie I LOVE early mexican cinema, kudos Movie Bob for taking the time to recommend this movie and I hope you profile a few more mexican movies in the future
I remember as of 1974, hearing a radio promo of this movie which was playing at the local Zaragoza movie theater in Tijuana Mexico
Wow...I need to see this movie :) Thanks Bob!
This seems like the sort of cheese I would see in an episode of Mystery Science Theatre 3000 half awake at two in the morning.
Maybe they did an episode based on this movie? MST3K was definitely named in that part about the Mexican actress appearing in another movie they watched.
OK, we may need to do a top ten list of Schlocktober entries to decide which is the most bat-shit insane movie to ever appear on this series. I am damn certain Ship of Monsters, The Manitou, and Attack of the Super Monsters are fighting among each other for the #1 spot.
chwen hoou don't forget night of the lepus
tcoren1 Oh definitely. I almost forgot about Blood Freak being one of the more bizarre entries in Schlocktober.
I'd cast my vote for "Mystics in Bali" from a couple of weeks ago.
Bob you need to watch "El Santo contra las Momias de Guanajuato" for your next Schlocktober
This actually looks quite enjoyable.
Soooo glad you told us about this one.
I found myself shouting "...the fuck is HAPPENING!?!?!?" no less than 4 times during this video. BRAVO!!!
Gracias por el video Bob!!! No puedo esperar a ver esta pelicula!!!
I find the weirdness ahead of it's time.
I'm from Mexico and I remember seeing a movie about the Mexican wrestler "El Santo contra las momias de Guanajuato" (El Santo vs the Guanajuato mummies).
It's really fun to watch
Next week...Nudist COlony of the Dead! (I hope!) ANyway you made me want to procure this movie Bob...this sounds AWESOME.
Muchas gracias, Roberto, por hablar de esta película en tu canal. Desde luego q la música del género ranchero es difícil traducir y adaptar al inglés, como bien digiste. Los propios subtítulos no le hacen justicia. A pesar de esto, me alegro que hayas disfrutado de La Nave de los Monstruos. Una buena razón para aprender a hablar, o al menos entender, el español.
This. Looks. Amazin.
The proper use of the word whom; well that's something I never expected to find on youtube.
hey, moviebob! I love these and look forward to schlocktober every year. question for you though:
any chance you could cover metropolis sometime? I feel like I learn something Everytime you talk about weird classic wonders, and I don't think you've hit that one yet.
I don't have the attention span to check the video list, but Bob, you should really do the 1930's movie Freaks that features actual side show stars of the time. It's one of my favorite oldies..
@4:07 is that the inspiration for the humping robot from Robot Chicken?
It saddens me they don't make movies like this anymore.
Ed Wood has missed his calling! He should have done his stuff in Mexico!
...So I definitely need to see more Mexican cinema. Anyone got more recommendations?
Caz if you're looking for schlock, Santo vs the Vampire Women. If you're looking for comedy, Sube y Baja. if you're looking for unfinished Eisenstein projects cobbled together into a Thief and the Cobbler style mess, get ¡Que viva México! also there are tons of Western musicals.
El mariachi is a good one
There's lots of great movies from the "Golden age of mexican cinema", the thing is that not all of them come with subtiltles, but there are some that have been restored and released with subtitles, like : "The skeleton of Mrs. Morales"
which is a great dark comedy, this film was also picked by The Criterion Collection and added to their list of gems of world cinema.
_ "The Skeleton of Mrs. Morales" (1960) ___ Just click the CC button for english subs.
th-cam.com/video/cxU7DdqT5aQ/w-d-xo.html
_ "Macario" (1960), this was the first mexican film to be nominated by the Academy Awards for best foreing film.
and is a must watch during "The day of the dead" festivities in mexico.
th-cam.com/video/IWgHpWJXllo/w-d-xo.html
_ "Los olvidados" 1950, (The forgotten ones), English title: "The young and the damned"
Last time I checked this film still was among the best top 100 foreing films of all time.
th-cam.com/video/DX1uyJUa1o8/w-d-xo.html
There's many more great films, but like I said, not all of them come with english subs.
My jaw is on the floor
Hey Bob - Overthinker video on Nintendo Switch when?
it's a good thing that the "Uranus" joke doesn't work in spanish.
Yeah, actually that creates a problem every time that joke appears in English media translated into Spanish
Anyone else think 4:53 was Val Venis's entrance theme starting?
Oh god, the sound design in this one...
funny they just showed that movie last week. my grandparents were watchimg that. lol
Pelicula gigante!!!!!
Where the fuck is this on Telemundo, Univision, or those channels that show old Mexican movies?
Those channels mostly show tele-novelas, or Latin-American soap-operas, which can sometimes end up unintentionally hilarious in their own right!
IT'S ON TH-cam...YUS!!!!!
Why do you call it "In Bob We Trust - Schlocktober" Instead of just Schlocktober?
whats more mexican than teaching alien woman to love :3
Nothing. We Mexicans are very welcoming towards immigrants.
I enjoy Shlocktober. However i Subed here for "Game Overthinker".
Senor Skeltal?! No doot doot.
"Death...by snu snu!"
It's a shame that Mexico isn't producing films like this anymore. There are still good films coming out of Mexico, just not quite like this.
This movie looks awesome. I wish they would make movies like this today, it's far better than these loud boring depressing films we are bombarded by in theaters today: man of steel would have been far more intresting and entertaining if it was bizarre like this film.
Ok, that was totally hilarious. Just one thing: Please don't stretch 4:3 movies to 16:9. Put some colorful bars in the edges or something, it Looks better that way.Thanks. Now looking forward to next week. :-)
I ship it
Pleaaaaaase, Really That Good, i wanna...
Extinction... BY SNU-SNU!
I hope next week is Pulgasari.
Rob Jaye he already did that movie in other shloktuber i think
angelgris001
Yep, he did it on The Big Picture in a video called Monster's Movie. Thanks for the heads up!
Goddamn, where's the reboot of This film?
Hellsing? Higurashi? JoJo's OVA?
People have said these ain't schlock enough BUT A MAN CAN DREAM. I cAN DREAM. AND MY DREaM WILL COMR TRUUUUuuuUUuUUUu
Mad Panda I wouldn't consider any of those Schlock. But this made me think of the old black and white ghost stories anime like Gegege no Kitaro and Dororon Enma kun
Carlos Gallon a) Cool! Are those shows good? (In a schlock kinda way...) b) A MAN CAN DrEAM AND I WILL DREAM THAT MY DREAM WILl COME TRUE
Mad Panda. I think they are. They're old Japanese ghost stories type stuff where gruesome stories are told through a lighthearted kids show which makes it creepy and funny
Conquer *just* Mexico?
No other country is worth the trouble. Just check out their hot-blooded charming singing cowboys! You can't find those in Belgium!
One nitpick--at 7:25, you say that the movie lacks what "many western fans" thought of as Mexican movie staples, which contributed to its being under-appreciated in the US. I don't doubt your conclusion, but I'm not sure "western fans" is accurate. "Northern fans," maybe?
"English-speaking fans" would probably have been more accurate.
Yeah, it makes it sound like we're from a different continent.
I know he doesn't mean it, but this is not the first time he makes that mistake. He did it again in his "Dragon Ball Z" episode, when he said that "most Western audiences didn't discover DBZ until 1995"... despite the fact that at that point DB and DBZ had been a pop culture juggernaut for years in Europe and Latin America for many years already.
Bob, I did know you spoke Spanish!
lol This looks hilarious!
And as for you Spanish pronunciation, Bob, don't worry, it's good enough. :) Just one nitpick 0:33 It would be "mi pronunciación española no es muy BUENA". "Buena" instead of "bueno". "pronunciación" is a feminine word. XD I know many English speakers who learn Spanish struggle with grammatical gender, so it's not a big deal. :)
OK I can see the appeal. sadly nor from USA so never heard of this before.
Are you going to comment on Nintendo Switch?
The Beast of the Yellow Night- one of the posters shown here- is Filipino, not Mexican.
death by snoo snoo!
Also, really, this has all the ingredients for a hentai reboot. Is it public domain?
fuck, i think i've seen this movie
Spiffy! And I had no idea that Mexico had that wide of a film industry, or when it had a Golden Age. I may have to check out a few of these. Preferably more hot chicas, and less luchadores.
Soltera, casada o que? No me vaya a decir que es "o que"
I lost it, never expected this from a 60s movie
But yeah, trying to translate this is like trying to translate a Cantinflas movie, it loses its essence
Death by sexual exhaustion, yay?
"Pronunciación Española" is a weird way to phrase it. It sounds like you're reffering to Spanish as in relation to the nation of Spain. Which is also a thing, and what 99% of all flamewars on Spanish translated American media on TH-cam are fought over, since there's usually two dubs, Latin Spanish and Spain Spanish. So obviously you gotta root for YOUR dub side of the Ducktales theme. XD
SHHHH! Don't tell him about the flamewars about Latin American VS European Spanish dubs! The Internet is depressing enough for him as it is! >_
So...death by SnuSnu?
They killed Glenn in walking dead lol
No one cares about the Walking Dead.
except for the millions of people that tune in to watch it every week
It's only popular because the zombie craze refuses to die.
Christian Neihart
bu dum tish
I really hate this "it's old so it's good" attitude with many movie buffs.
but the attitude here is "it's schlock so it's good"
Bob, I love ya, but for the love of god please stop using whatever background music/sounds you're using behind your voice. That high pitched sound fading in and out almost like a microphone feeding back is really unpleasant, and while I understand it's use as a "spooky" sound effect, it's really quite harsh on the ears when you have to hear it every 20 seconds, not to mention it decreases the apparent production value of your video, since, like I said, it sounds almost like your own mic is feeding back.
Fifth
can you please change the cringe-worthy intro to this show?